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PeZook wrote:There was an actual choice on Virmire, now that I think about it, where you had to leave a character to die. That was good: an actual choice with actual consequences between two characters that were at least likeable. In ME2 they dumped this idea for some reason, severely reducing the dramatism of the final mission: Shepard doesn't have to make sacrifices, doesn't have to make a single harsh decision. Again, upgrading or not is not a choice: you do it if you can, because only a completely incompetent retard wouldn't. Unless you make a dumbass decision when it comes to assigning people to their various tasks, blowing up the Collector base is a breeze.
adam_grif wrote: I like that they force you to make a choice, but I don't like that whichever character lives steps into the others shoes exactly, so far as to have nearly identical dialogue in ME2.
That and it makes no difference because they both fulfill the same role in ME2. They just have different dialogue and back story. Now if you gained Ashley because she wants to join Cerubus, cause she is a crazy closet racist, and Kaiden attacks you because you betrayed the Alliance or some such nonsense, then at least it was something.Stark wrote:Are you kidding? First, it was a choice between the ranting, xenophobic crybaby Ashley and the sexy beast of smouldering power that is Kaiden. Secondly, it was the end of the game and I they're both pretty useless anyway. I didn't even hesitate.
The default "canon" of the game if you don't import an ME1 file is that you killed Wrex after all. I don't know what happens during ME2 if you let him live, but from everything else I'd assume things don't change terribly much.Havok wrote:On Virmire, there is also the option to kill Wrex, so lets give Bioware some credit. How much credit, I'm not sure because I didn't kill him and don't know what the effects are in the rest if the story or in ME2.
P.S. Spoiler anything about it though because I will play through both games as a renegade one day... I SWEAR IT!
C'mon. Why do people do this. That is a complete misrepresentation of her argument.Vendetta wrote:adam_grif wrote: I like that they force you to make a choice, but I don't like that whichever character lives steps into the others shoes exactly, so far as to have nearly identical dialogue in ME2.
Though Ashley still managed to be even bitchier when bitching at her former C/O for him saving the damn galaxy without her.
Wait, so the default canon of the game is to be a complete cock in the first game and kill Wrex, destroy the genophage cure, let the Council die and cause the final extinction of the Rachni? Awesome.General Zod wrote:The default "canon" of the game if you don't import an ME1 file is that you killed Wrex after all. I don't know what happens during ME2 if you let him live, but from everything else I'd assume things don't change terribly much.Havok wrote:On Virmire, there is also the option to kill Wrex, so lets give Bioware some credit. How much credit, I'm not sure because I didn't kill him and don't know what the effects are in the rest if the story or in ME2.
P.S. Spoiler anything about it though because I will play through both games as a renegade one day... I SWEAR IT!
Pretty much. A fresh ME2 game assumes you killed Wrex and the Council. So the new council is human-ran and the major races aren't terribly happy with you for it.Havok wrote:Wait, so the default canon of the game is to be a complete cock in the first game and kill Wrex and the Council? Awesome.General Zod wrote:The default "canon" of the game if you don't import an ME1 file is that you killed Wrex after all. I don't know what happens during ME2 if you let him live, but from everything else I'd assume things don't change terribly much.Havok wrote:On Virmire, there is also the option to kill Wrex, so lets give Bioware some credit. How much credit, I'm not sure because I didn't kill him and don't know what the effects are in the rest if the story or in ME2.
P.S. Spoiler anything about it though because I will play through both games as a renegade one day... I SWEAR IT!
I don't remember hearing anything significant about the Rachni, so I'm not sure on that part.Havok wrote:Damn you fast responder! I edited a bit... still accurate? It's the tidbits that I picked up.
Illium. You don't meet many people on Ilos in ME2, considering that you never go there.Havok wrote:They only thing said about them is, when you are on Illos, the Queen's emissary will stop you and relay a message from the Queen. If you didn't hear from her, then the default must be that they are extinct.
Wrex is quite possibly the most dangerous Krogan in Mass Effect now. He's got Grunt -a pure genetic strain- in his clan now, and is building a solid, stabilized Krogan society now. He's in a classic warlord scenario; big, skilled and tough enoughto force his opponents to heel, but smart enough to do it behind the scenes in a manner where he likely won't have to raise a weapon in anger at all.Havok wrote:On Virmire, there is also the option to kill Wrex, so lets give Bioware some credit. How much credit, I'm not sure because I didn't kill him and don't know what the effects are in the rest if the story or in ME2.
P.S. Spoiler anything about it though because I will play through both games as a renegade one day... I SWEAR IT!
Yeah thanks dude. I already knew all that.Highlord Laan wrote:Wrex is quite possibly the most dangerous Krogan in Mass Effect now. He's got Grunt -a pure genetic strain- in his clan now, and is building a solid, stabilized Krogan society now. He's in a classic warlord scenario; big, skilled and tough enoughto force his opponents to heel, but smart enough to do it behind the scenes in a manner where he likely won't have to raise a weapon in anger at all.Havok wrote:On Virmire, there is also the option to kill Wrex, so lets give Bioware some credit. How much credit, I'm not sure because I didn't kill him and don't know what the effects are in the rest if the story or in ME2.
P.S. Spoiler anything about it though because I will play through both games as a renegade one day... I SWEAR IT!
That's what I got from talking to him on Tuchanka, anyway. If he can pull off gathering the Krogan clans under his banner and make an army rather than a horde, things will get interesting.
Well, at least Liara is pretty happy to see Shepard if she was your character's romantic interest in the original game.neoolong wrote:He's also the guy from the first game that looks the most happy to see Shepard again.
Edit: Never mind.
There really is no better power than having a bad ass motherfucker drop by every now and then with his crew of bad ass motherfuckers and ask "do you have any sidequests problems I can solve for you bro? Enemies to kill, negotiations to complete, rare parts to find? I'm up for anything."Havok wrote: You are also forgetting the most dangerous aspect of Wrex... He is Sheppard's bro.
Yeah but I bet you didn't have a big fat stupid smile on your face when you met Liara, as opposed to Wrex. That scene was awesome. He was the only guy you met who responded like he actually fucking missed you.Well, at least Liara is pretty happy to see Shepard if she was your character's romantic interest in the original game.
Indeed. Actually as a rule I did all the Renegade interrupts possible (that weren't just acting like an asshole) that came up through my Paragon playthrough - almost to a one they're simply, you know - smart.Jaevric wrote:The best part about Tuchanka is that, even if you're otherwise playing a Paragon, you can do all the Renegade stuff you want without feeling guilty; since you're dealing with Krogan, you aren't being a dick, you're being culturally sensitive.
I'm certain Wrex would by no means be surprised to hear about Shepard headbutting a clan chief.Jaevric wrote:The best part about Tuchanka is that, even if you're otherwise playing a Paragon, you can do all the Renegade stuff you want without feeling guilty; since you're dealing with Krogan, you aren't being a dick, you're being culturally sensitive.